5 men are still fleeing after escaping from the toilet

Chamber of room, the New Orleans authorities are still looking for five out of 10 of the male prisoners who fled from prison a week ago. Meanwhile, there are two people connected to the toilet plan in the nursery. Police officers seem to believe that the local community may help fugitives stay hidden due to the lack of confidence in the law.

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New Orleans officials say that the lack of confidence holds the search for the inmates who escaped

As I mentioned earlier, on Friday, May 16, ten prisoners opened the door of a defective cell inside the city’s prison and transported the toilet to pressure through a hole. Leave the message “very easy lol” behind. Derek Grows, Jermin Donald, Leo Tate, Liton Fanburn, Antoine Massi He is still fleeing, while Gary Price, Kori Boyd, Dukinan Dennis, Robert Modi, Kindle Miles are under the utmost security in prison.

according to Associated PressThe police supervisor said that most of the fugitives were more likely to be in the city. It is claimed that more than 200 law enforcement employees are working to find the five fugitives who are still in a loose state. However, the history of the city police in misconduct and racial bias against blacks holds the research. Then there is also a state police record for excessive force, and the prison system that had violations of constitutional rights.

Officials raised fears that fugitives are receiving assistance from society after the arrest of several people this week. Five until now, For every CNN. The last arrest took place on escaping on Thursday. Casey Smith Acknowledge the help of fleeing transport. The same applies to Courty Harris. Meanwhile, the police officers got Corvantai Bebetst Earlier this week to communicate with the prisoner Buid via phone and social media and help him get food. Another person was arrested Be WidanThe claim that they sent money via a phone application to establish Jermin Donald. Weeden also spoke to Donald on the phone before and after escaping. Finally, there Sterling Williams, Those who worked in the prison in the maintenance department. The police suspect that Williams extinguish the water to the dungeon, as the prisoners were extracted from the toilet plumbing to escape.

The authorities offered $ 20,000 as rewards for the tips that led to the arrest of the fugitives. They say that many are accused or convicted of violent crimes, including killing.

Public Prosecutor, NOPD and the prisoner in question says this

In a statement by Associated Press, Ag Liz Murrill Description of the application of the law as doing “An amazing job in building confidence and relationships in the societies they serve”. And work to arrest “Violent and dangerous” Fugitives.

Meanwhile, the New Orleans Police Administration, which told the public, has turned AP questions to Louisiana police. The department is said to lead the search for fugitives.

“Continues to work hard to improve our relationship with our societies. He added that “all the population is encouraged to cooperate with law enforcement” to pick up fugitives.

The Sherif Aurelianz office, which runs the prison, did not respond to AP requests for comment. but, Sherif Susan Hottson She said earlier this week that she was committed “Protecting our deputies, protecting the public, and restoring confidence in a judicial system that should work for everyone.”

Elsewhere, Louisiana legislators are studying legislation asking the mayor’s mayor to notify the application of law and the local immediately and the public to escape. According to what was reported, they refer to concerns about the time it took to announce that the prisoners had separated from the New Orleans prison.

What is the history of the city with bad police practices?

In order to be fair, the New Orleans Police Administration has witnessed a radical improvement over the past decade. This came after the US Department of Justice found evidence of racial bias, misconduct and impunity. In response, the agency was subjected to what the city described as the “most expanding” federal control plan. NOPD was one of the first main police forces in the United States to implement body cameras. However, the population is likely to carry five times a negative vision of the city’s police as positive, according to a survey conducted in 2024 conducted by the crime alliance in New Orleans.

Some still remember that the bullet full of observation in the early 1990s, when the officers were often criminals who were advancing in the city. Dozens of officers were arrested on charges of banking theft, rape, car theft and other crimes, while New Orleans led the country in brutal police complaints.

The low point could be said in 1994, when New Orleans recorded unprecedented 421 murders. There was also a periodic execution of a young woman, Kim Group. Ironically, it is a grandmother of the toilet, Derek Grows.

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The Associated Press Jack Brook, Gym Golden and Haley Golden contributed to this report.